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US infrastructure deal could come on Wednesday – Bloomberg

Bloomberg News Congress correspondent Erik Wasson tweeted out on Wednesday that comments from both parties suggest that there could come an agreement on the infrastructure bill later in the day.

Reporting on the same matter, Washington Post reporter Tony Romm said negotiators are closing on a deal after working late into last night but noted that it could be finalized over the weekend. 

Market reaction

The market mood remains upbeat following these comments. As of writing, the S&P Futures were up 0.15% on the day and the Nasdaq Futures were rising 0.4%.

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